The phrase "in an approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a methodology or strategy. For example, "The team adopted a cooperative approach in order to come to an agreement."
Tiger has just eased in an approach to four feet.
Perhaps the answer lies in an approach that does away with the idea of covering Africa.
Those who knocked up engaged in an approach action, not an avoidant one.
The Care Act has brought in an approach to adult social care which could deliver this.
There would have been other benefits in an approach looking at several schools.
The films weave several strands in an approach echoing the chapter structure of Joyce's "Ulysses".
Here Li darts between massage parlours, flash restaurants and remote villages in an approach that can feel contrived.
The last few years, as director of environmental sustainability, I've used this experience in an approach I define as conservative environmentalism.
These were questions which, if not entirely ignored, were at best compartmentalised in an approach which concentrated on bringing the maximum resources to bear on the combat zone.
The techniques are rooted in an approach to learning known as deliberate practice, which previous research suggests is what leads to the acquisition of real expertise.
To further enable self-expression, New Era also sells caps in myriad styles in an approach known as mass customization or personalization.
